Recent reviews by Sanyiel

If you like Boomer Shooters, then there's a good chance you'll like this. It's a legitimately good game and I'm eagerly waiting for the next chapter.

The game's legitimately good, but people are review-bombing because of the microtransactions that don't give you anything that you can't get by playing the game.
That said, there is an issue with FPS drops in any location that has more than 10 NPCs. It's still playable, but it's very noticable.

The best queuing simulator since Blade & Soul launched in the West.

Lots of Quick Time Events to kill the large enemies, including the final boss
You have to rapidly tap B to interact with everything except NPCs
Mediocre combat
Janky climbing and jumping.
Very repetitive gameplay
Bland story that's loosely based on Norse mythology
Only 6.2% of players have actually bothered completing the game

In the end, I only pushed to complete it because I'm trying to complete games from my backlog with as many achievements as possible.

I cannot recommend the game in its current state as the 2nd temple is currently unbeatable due to broken mechanics. As such, everything in this review is based on the game up to that point. Hopefully this game will be updated as it feels like it's in a beta, or even alpha, state despite the announcement on the 24th of April saying that this is the full release.

Cons:
There are no options other than Windowed or Fullscreen.
The game is very buggy and some mechanics simply don't work.
The animations are a bit glitchy.
The puzzles are fairly generic.

Pros:
It's free
It has an interesting setting
The graphics and art are pretty good for an indie game by a small studio

Normally I wouldn't even consider posting a review with less than an hour's game time, but the controls for both keyboard + mouse and controller are so bad that the game's borderline unplayable.

Although listed as a community-made mod, this feels more like a different game built on the same engine as Skyrim. If you enjoyed Skyrim, then this is definitely worth playing.

It's a decent Idle Clicker game. Worth giving a go if you like them.

Not really an upgrade for the PC, but a good excuse to replay Skyrim.

I got this in the Steampunk Groupees Bundle, and I'm glad that I didn't spend money specifically on this game.

The graphics, environments, and setting are great, but those are the only positive things about this game.

From what I've played, both the gameplay and story are complete rubbish.
There are several issues with clipping, particularly when it comes to stairs for some reason. For example, when you get to the mines there's a spiral staircase which I couldn't get down without crouching (which only seems to exist for getting down stairs) and then walking along the rail. The map doesn't really show exactly where you're meant to be heading, so there's a good chance of wandering around for several minutes until you find it. The countrols aren't really explained, so you'd have to check the controls in the options. There's a option to holster your weapons by 'holding' down the Reload button (R), which seems to serve no purpose other than activating around a third of the times you press R to reload and forcing you to run away in a fight whilst you press the button for the weapon you were using.
As for the story, nothing is really explained. The protaganist starts in an airship, is given a secret mission which would be better accomplished by a group rather than a single person, and, up to the part where I just gave up on the game, meets a poorly voiced android who tells him to collect items for them for no given reason. There's no actual explanation as to who the character is or why he's the one given this mission. The only other human I encountered in the game talked as if the protaganist was basically equivalent to a Private in the Inventor's Guild (another concept which isn't explained).

TL;DR version:
Don't buy it. Good concept and graphics, terrible gameplay and story.